1. Local Educational Agency West Valley Network Administration Consortium

2. Planting Network Engineers in the Central Valley  Beautiful New Community  Predominantly Agricultural Region  20 miles from the Livermore Area  Bedroom Community  Employees of Bay Area Technology Companies

3. Schools in LUSD - Five K-8 and One High School

4. Growing District Current Enrollment 4,100 2016-17 Projected Enrollment 4,500 New homes, new growth LUSD student enrollment has nearly doubled within the last four years!

5. 21st Century Classrooms Cutting Edge Technology

6. Career Pathways  K-5 and 6-8: PLTW  9-12: CISCO Network Academies  9-12: Computer Science

7. CCNA Career Pathway Academic Sequence GradesProposed Vocational or Academic Focus K-3 Computer use, coding fundamentals(i.e. algorithmic thinking and understanding sub-processes), develop self-directed learning habits using technology 4 through 6 Technical reading and writing, computer-based collaboration technologies, self-directed learning with technology focus (i.e. obtaining information from various media formats, evaluating and using credible information sources.) 7 and 8 Computer languages for running network hardware, media creation for instructional purposes, process oriented writing skills 9 Introduction to Computer Science Course (at Mountain House High School) Computer architecture and design, programming language basics using popular languages such as Python, Linux or JavaScript, spreadsheet and data manipulation 10 Information Technology Essentials Course (at Mountain House High School)focused on network structures and communications 11 Cisco Computer Networking Academy Course 1 (at Mountain House High School, but articulated and delivered by San Joaquin Delta College through the Cisco Academy program) 12 Cisco Computer Networking Academy Course 2 (at Mountain House High School, but articulated and delivered by San Joaquin Delta College through the Cisco Academy program) 13 or 14 Cisco Computer Networking Academy Course 3 (at San Joaquin Delta College, Mountain House campus), which leads students to become Cisco Certified Network Associates

8. Business and Higher Education Partnerships Monthly Advisory Council Meetings Academic Programs Industry Experience Budget and Programs

9. Business Partnership Programs for Students  Internship and mentorship opportunities  Expertise in identifying job skills  Field trip opportunities-  Career Day- San Jose CISCO  Guest Speakers  Teacher training and certification

10. Community College- Articulation Delta College- CCNA 3 Industry-recognized certification Starting salary $75,000-$100,000 annually

11. Planting Network Engineers in the Central Valley- Highlights of the Program Video Planting Network Engineers